The Next World
by Scarlet Ibis
Summary: Takes place right after "No Way Out," and works out some theories of the impending episode "The Next World." I took a stab at this before the ep aired, and this is what I came up with. Chapter two, however, can be taken as a projection on where Richonne could go after the episode of the same name. RICHONNE HEAVY. And, check out The Living Richonne on Facebook!
1. The Next World

Rick held a breath as Carl's fingers lightly tightened around his hand.

He could hear him.

Squeezing back and not letting go, he turned towards the door and rasped, "Michonne!" In an instant, still cradling a calm Judith, she entered, concern etched onto her face.

"Rick, is he…"

"He can hear us," Rick said with a small smile. "He heard me. He's holding my hand. See?"

Michonne looked down at Rick and Carl's joined hands. Carl's fingers were indeed wrapped around Rick's. Michonne exhaled a breath of relief she hadn't realized she'd been holding.

"Carl?" she said softly. His left eye fluttered slightly, but didn't open. She knew he'd respond if he could. Michonne gave a smile that mirrored Rick's, and leaned over Carl, lightly kissing his forehead once more. "We're waiting for you," she whispered. "I'll get Denise," Michonne said to Rick. Just as she was turning away, he touched her arm, holding it. He stared at her quietly as she stared back. They didn't need to speak; they both reveled in the moment of relief that their boy would be alright.

* * *

 **3 Weeks Later**

The night was cool, and the sky clear. They had had a dinner at Rick's place—an unofficial celebration for all that they had, and Carl's steady improvement. After laughs, drinks and food were had, one by one and two by two, they all headed back home, with the exception of Carol and Daryl, who headed to their respective rooms.

Rick found himself on the front porch, sitting on the steps, staring at the stars as the wind tussled his hair. He fingered his wedding band, brow furrowed, lost in thought.

"It's a nice night."

He turned slightly at the sound of her voice. Michonne.

"Judith's sleeping. Thought I'd join you."

"I appreciate the company," Rick said, smiling, as Michonne sat next to him. "I think I've been too inside my head."

"About?"

"We've lost so much. Constants are hard to come by. But we've also gained a lot, too. There's a future here, for all of us. And we found it, because of you. We've been surviving, all this time. But now I think…" He turned towards her, studying her, trying to find the right thing to say. She stared back at him, quietly, waiting.

"I think we'll finally get a chance to live. I wouldn't have that—my children wouldn't have that if not for you. You breathed life into all of us, Michonne." Rick swallowed, unsure of how this next part would be received.

"Michonne—"

"I wouldn't have been able to do that, if not for you. Carl. Judith. I hear what you're saying, Rick. But you've given me the world without even knowing it," she said quietly. "I don't know what I would do without—"

She gasped as his lips touched hers. It was firm—purposeful. It was not friendly, but intimate. Loving. Surprise abated, she kissed him back, hand delicately at his neck, while his gently cupped her face. After a moment he pulled back, leaning his forehead against hers.

"It was you," he murmured. "All this time, it was you…"

She leaned in, kissing him first this time, silently saying how much she loved him. The world fell into silence as they kissed, both realizing that this, right here, is what they had been missing. If only they had known before; so much time had been loss.

As that realization set in, the kiss grew in intensity; from quiet to the enveloping heat of passion. Simultaneously the pulled back, staring into each other's eyes.

 _'Now.'_

They had been silently communicating for so long that it was now second nature. Words were no longer needed. In unison they rose, still touching, still kissing, heading to the back of the porch, where it was cast in shadow. Rick kissed down her body, gently pulling off her boots, then unbuttoned and unzipped her jeans. The rustle of denim leaving her lean legs was the only sound to be heard until Rick's mouth found his way home. Michonne's quiet gasps conquered as Rick loved her with his mouth. She gripped his soft, dark brown locks as he explored her, savoring her taste, bringing a leg over his shoulder, fingers digging into the flesh of her outer thigh, holding her in place.

"Rick!" she whispered fiercely. It was too much.

She needed _him_.

Rick groaned, rising from his knees. She was shaking, but her movement was certain, hands working the button and zipper of his pants. Once she had released him, he began to kiss her once more, bringing that same leg of hers up, this time to his waist, as he positioned himself with his free hand at her entrance. He stopped kissing her to stare into her eyes as he sunk into her, slowly and with care. She pulled him closer, arms wrapped around his shoulders as they united.

Rick knew without a doubt that there was no other place he would rather be.

This was home.

* * *

Rick propped his head up, staring quietly at a now sleeping Michonne in bed.

Quietly, he got up, checking on Judith in her crib before heading to the window. It was cracked open, that same breeze still blowing, filtering the room. Rick smiled to himself as he looked out into the night, right hand at his left ring finger, gently sliding the gold band off. Placing it quietly on the window sill, he headed back to bed.


	2. All Our Tomorrows

_**Note: Thanks to Abelina for helping me iron out Daryl's voice, and co-writing the Rick and Daryl porch scene ^_^ If you want spot-on Daryl and amazing Bethyl, then look no further!**_

* * *

 **PILLOW TALK**

Michonne lay with her head on Rick's bare chest, ear to his heart. "Could lay like this forever," she murmured quietly, smiling to herself. Rick had one hand at her back, long fingers making invisible patterns on her skin. His free hand reached for hers, interlocking their fingers.

"It is comfortable," Rick chuckled. "Wonderful," he amended. "Peaceful," we whispered. He realized in that moment that he had a sense of calm that he hadn't felt in a long while. "Life's strange, isn't it?"

"Feels a bit lovely at the moment," she replied.

"I meant...I've never felt so connected to anyone. Never. I loved my wife. Loved her with everything. But if I'm honest...if the world hadn't gone the way it did, we probably would have divorced in five years. Or stuck it out till Carl graduated. We weren't happy. I wanted us to be, but we weren't. Do you think we would have met if things had stayed the same?"

She shrugged, but her body had tensed. "I don't know. Maybe. Maybe not."

"I think we would have. I knew the first time I saw you that...Like I'd been waiting for you."

She relaxed at that, exhaling a breath. "Feels like I was waiting for you, too."

"I wonder where and when. If...we wouldn't have Judith. There is that."

She trembled at that. "No. But we'd have had Andre."

"Who's..." Rick frowned as the warmth of tears fell on his chest. "Michonne? Hey, hey now." He held her tighter. "I'm sorry. I didn't mean to upset you."

"You'd have liked him, Rick. My son. He was so full of life. That smile could make anything better."

Rick brought her hand to his mouth, kissing it. "How old was he?"

"Three. He was..."

"I'm sorry you had to go through that."

"It's why I didn't stay at the prison, at first. I wanted to be there. With you. With Carl. But hearing Judith...I couldn't bear it. But Beth had me hold her and I just...I just held her to me and cried. Just held her close."

Rick pulled her upward, her face in the crook of his neck, his arms wrapped tight around her torso. She was quiet, but a few more tears were shed. Rick just held on.

He wasn't letting go.

* * *

 **BACK FROM A RUN**

"Denise! Someone get me the Doc! Hey Rick!" Daryl yelled, running down the streets of Alexandria, carrying a limp Michonne in his arms.

"Take her to Denise. I'll get Rick," Abraham said gruffly before sprinting to the Grimes' house.

In spite of the hot sun beating down on him, Daryl put everything he had in him as he sprinted to Denise and Tara's. "Denise!" he yelled as he trudged up the steps. Denise flung the door opened as he made it to the last step.

"Why didn't you take her to the infirmary?" she asked.

"You weren't there, were ya?" Daryl snarked.

"What happened?" she asked, opening the door wide for them.

"I dunno. We were out, came across a few walkers. She was fine-kickin' ass. Then outta nowhere she just _puked_ , man. Like, went total Exorcist all over them walkers... Woulda been funny if she weren't about to get eaten." Daryl laid her gently on the couch.

Denise put the back of her hand on Michonne's forehead. "She's probably dehydrated. Get some water from the kitchen," she commanded. Daryl backed away, eyes on Michonne for a moment, before turning away.

Denise held Michonne's wrist, timing her pulse. "You're gonna be okay," she murmured.

* * *

Slowly, Michonne came to. Rick was sitting at her bedside, holding her hand. He had been crying. "Rick," she called softly. His head snapped up at the sound of her voice.

"Hey," he said hoarsely.

"What happened?"

"You passed out. Daryl and Abraham brought you back. Denise is running tests. It um...it might be a flu."

"What?" Michonne asked, incredulous, sitting up. "That's crazy. I feel fine."

"You do?"

"Yeah. I think the heat just got to be too much. And the flu...if I did have it, why are you in here?"

"Do you really have to ask?" he said with a tilt of his head and a sad smile.

The sound of knocking made them both turn to the door.

"I'm sorry to interrupt," Denise said from the doorway.

"No, it's fine," Rick said.

"Glad to see you up, Michonne," Denise said with a lopsided grin. "Anyway, I finished my tests. It isn't the flu."

"What is it then?" Rick asked. Michonne remained quiet, staring at she and Rick's joined hands. He squeezed a bit tighter as he waited for Denise's reply.

"It's so simple, really. Michonne, you're pregnant."

* * *

"A baby, huh?" Daryl grinned, glancing sideways at Rick.

Rick couldn't keep the prideful smile off his face. "We're having a baby, yeah. I can't tell you how relieved I was that that was what was wrong with her. Not wrong, just...you know what I mean."

"Mmhm." Daryl's lip twitched almost like a smile before he turned to look back out over the railing.

"I never gave much thought to having more children. Okay, I didn't give any thought to having more children, but..." Rick shook his head, leaning against the rail, staring at Michonne and Carl through the porch window. They were laughing on the couch, reading a comic together.

Daryl took a swig of his beer, and was silent for a breath or two before he followed the path of Rick's eyes. "But you're happy."

"I am. Didn't think I'd get here. Didn't think *we'd* get here. Can't help but wait for that other shoe to drop." Rick took Daryl's can, taking a healthy swig.

At that comment, something darkened in Daryl's eyes a moment before fading quickly away. He waved off the return of the can and instead reached for a cigarette. "Ain't gonna happen." His lighter flicked and he lit the smoke, taking a deep drag and holding it in. "Ain't gonna let it," he said, words and smoke pouring out together in a rumbling whisper.

Rick brought the can to his lips, finishing the rest of the beer in one go. "We got a good thing going, here. Finally able to settle down." Rick glanced at Daryl. "Do you ever think about that?"

Daryl's snort fell short of the humor he was probably trying for, and he let his gaze drift back out into the dark beyond the railing and stood there, smoking in silence, chewing at his lip between deep drags.

"Daryl. This could be it for us. Outside of runs here and there, our wandering days are officially over. We somehow found that reset button." Rick sighed, shaking his head. "Sorry, I'm just...trying to make myself fully believe it. I'm happy beyond belief. But I'm terrified."

Daryl glanced back, looking at Rick now through a screen of hair. "Yeah," he said, the word half grunted. For a moment he looked like he was going to say more, but he gave his head a shake and took another drag.

Rick shrugged, seemingly shrugging off his concerns. "Speaking of runs, I need to go on one tomorrow. You up for that?"

"Yeah, 'course," Daryl said, pulling his shoulders up straighter as he turned to look at Rick straight on. "Baby shit, or somethin'?"

Rick put the empty can on the rail, then looked at Michonne, his smile now mirroring hers. "No. Well, if we stumble upon some stuff, great, but...I need to find a ring."

Daryl didn't smile, not really, but that rebellious left corner of his mouth lifted just slightly, like even he couldn't help it. "Might be quicker takin' one off a walker."

Rick laughed, patting Daryl on the back, getting a true chuckle out of him. Rick stood up, heading inside. Just as Rick opened the door, Daryl called out, "Rick—"

Rick turned, looking at him from across the porch.

"It's good. You know. The baby. Good for both of you."

Rick nodded at him. "Thanks, brother. You coming in?"

"In a little bit. Can't be smokin' in the house."

Rick let the screen door gently close behind him, and locked eyes with Michonne. He let the love and certainty in her eyes wash over him, and felt that sense of peace once more.

* * *

 **UNDER THE WEEPING WILLOW**

"Your hair came out really nice," Maggie said, admiring the curled tendrils in the afternoon sun as Sasha walked ahead down the pathway that lead under the weeping willow. "You look lovely, really."

Michonne's dress was simple-off-white, thin straps, and billowy.

"Thank you," Michonne said with a teary smile. "These hormones...seems like all I do is cry."

"Stop, or I'll start crying too," Maggie said, wiping at her eyes.

"Can't do that. It's your turn."

Maggie nodded, heading down the path of petals.

Michonne clutched at the bundle of pale blue flowers and sprigs of mulberry with one hand, and held her marginally round belly with the other. "This is it."

She took a deep breath and started to walk. All of Alexandria was out-the town's first wedding. She knew Father Gabriel had wanted her to have it in the church, but there had been something about this massive tree. Michonne loved what it stood for and couldn't see any other place where she would care to exchange vows with the man that she loved. She looked at him then. He had shaved for the occasion, and for her. In lieu of a tux, he wore a dark blue button down and black slacks. He mouthed the words "I love you" as she approached. Rick truly made her soul sing.

There was no one she'd rather spend the rest of her days with.

* * *

As Michonne's belly grew, her affinity for wearing Rick's shirts did as well. She'd roll up the sleeves and wear a tank top underneath, something that Rick found incredibly appealing. She was leaning on the porch rail, watching Carl play blanket run with Judith on the lawn. The wind billowed the denim shirt open, exposing the life that was growing within her. Rick strolled up behind her, wrapping his arms around her fullness, kissing her neck. She leaned into him, giving a womanly laugh. She placed her hands on top of his. The sunlight caught her ring, creating a spectrum of light on the porch ceiling.

Rick was certain there wasn't anything more beautiful in the whole wide world than what he had at home.

* * *

 _ **Note: I know I didn't get to it, because it wouldn't have fit, but on Rick and Daryl's run for that ring, they run into Neegan. He starts talking all crazy, bringing out his Lucille, blah blah blah, and Rick and Daryl shoot him in unison, just like they did that walker.**_

 _ **Yep.**_

 _ **Anyway, if you liked this, please check out some of my original work here [particularly my second novel, THE GOOD SOLDIER. Check my Author Bio for links/address, or search Amazon for Jill Robi].**_


	3. Like Me

_**NOTE: WELCOME TO GRIMES 2.0**_

 _ **So...It's impossible to top canon Richonne. I'm not even gonna try. So, this here takes places in the same 'verse as this fic, and [hopefully] the show, if it continues on the same trajectory. Anyway, this skips ahead twelve years...**_

* * *

Judith stared at herself in the mirror long and hard. Something felt off-wrong. She didn't look like her mom, exactly, or her dad. Her hair was dark and had a slight curl to it, but it had nothing on the ringlets her sister, Lilah had. Or their little brother, Logan. Still, there was a common thread between her siblings and her parents. Even Carl sort of looked like their father, even though he had a different mom. Lilah had brown skin, but looked just like their dad. She even had his blue eyes. And Logan, well, he was closer to her in color, with their father's nose, but he had their mom's large eyes, even though his were gray.

It didn't make a whole lot of sense.

She knew her parents-knew that they loved her. But they were keeping something from her.

She could feel it.

* * *

"Judy? Where are you going?" Lilah asked, watching her sister from the doorway of their bedroom as she packed.

Judith sighed, annoyed. "None of your business, okay?"

Lilah cocked her head, just like their father would, then asked, "Can I come too?"

"What? _No._ "

"Well, where are you going, then?"

"Some place that's else," Judith muttered.

Lilah stood up straight, face set. "Well, you can't."

"Excuse me?"

"You don't get to leave. Not unless you bring me with you. Or I'm gonna tell mom," she threatened with a smirk.

"You're just a little kid. You can't-"

"You're only two years older than me!"

Judith's jaw began to tick in annoyance. "Yeah. But _you're_ still a baby. _I'm_ a teenager."

Lilah scoffed, crossing her arms. "Some teenager. You just _turned_ thirteen, you jerk."

"Lilah just leave me alone."

"Not until you tell me," Lilah pouted.

"No!" Judith said fiercely, but quietly. Their mom was playing music loudly downstairs, but she wanted to be sure she wasn't heard.

Lilah's mouth thinned into a hard line. "Okay. Fine! Mom! Guess-"

Judith yanked her sister by the arm and hurled her into the room. "Shut up!" she hissed.

"Ow! What is wrong with you? That _hurt_!" Lilah yelled before tackling her big sister.

* * *

Rick walked into his home that evening to the sound of "Benny and the Jets" blasting. Something smelled delicious. He thought, _'Apple pie,'_ but heard something sizzling loudly over the music. He walked towards the kitchen and saw Michonne at the stove, making pancakes while Logan sat at the island, reading a comic. He ambled over to his youngest son, patting him affectionately on the shoulder before dropping a kiss to his head.

"Hey Dad," he murmurred, still engrossed in the text before him.

"How was school?" Rick asked.

Logan shrugged. "S'okay. Finished my homework, and mom said I could read my comic now."

"Alright. Where are your sisters?"

"I dunno. Upstairs?" Logan put his head back down, engrossed in the story.

"Okay, son," Rick said, amused. "Good talking to you."

He walked up behind Michonne, who still had her back turned, likely having not heard him enter over the music and the noise of the griddle. She was nodding her head to the beat as she flipped the cakes, putting a bit of butter on them. A platter of sliced, baked apples was on the counter. He snagged one, popping it into his mouth. With a smile, he approached her from behind, wrapping his arm low across her belly, pressing gently against her backside. Moving her hair aside with his free hand, he lightly kissed her neck, his stubble tickling the skin there.

"Hey, pretty lady," he murmured in her ear.

Though she didn't stop cooking, she began to sway them to the music. "How was your day?" she asked.

"Pretty good. Abraham and I found some good stuff, including..." He released her lazily, not really wanting to let go just yet, and reached into his back wasitband. Mouth back at her ear, he murmured, "I believe you said you'd make love to me all night if I brought you this."

She turned, looking at his grinning face, then saw what was in his hands. Her eyes went wide. "You found me 'Mama's Gun'?"

He handed her the CD case. "Wasn't coming home without it."

Michonne smiled, and gave him a long, lingering kiss, tangling her fingers in his graying, curly locks. "I love you. But for the record, what I said was I'd _ride_ you into the next day if you got me that. I was going to make love to you, CD or no CD. Now, stop distracting me. I don't want to burn dinner. And something tells me I'm gonna need my strength tonight." She gave him a gentle slap on the ass. He chuckled as he left the kitchen.

He went into the living room and plopped down on the couch. He patted the pillow next to him, recalling the last time he and Michonne spent some quality time there.

The sound of screaming-Lilah screaming-broke him out of his reverie. Lightning fast, he took the steps two at a time, gun out of the holster and gripped in his roughened hands. Sprinting down the hallway to his daughters' room, he paused in the doorway, frowning, as he saw the two of them, rolling around on the floor fighting.

Putting his gun away, he yelled, "What the hell is going on in here?"

"Judy started it!" Lilah accused, getting off of her sister.

"I _so_ did not!" Judy yelled.

"She was trying to run away, and I stopped her," Lilah said triumphantly.

Judith growled in frustration, lunging at her bratty sister, but was halted by her father's spread palm at her chest. He pulled Lilah behind him in an attempt to prevent another incident. "Lilah...go downstairs."

"But Dad-"

"Now," he said in a tone that left no room for argument.

Rolling her eyes in exasperation, she muttered, "Fine," before exiting.

"You wanna tell me why there's a packed bag on your bed?" Rick asked.

Judith's lip quivered. "You wouldn't get it."

"There's only one way to find out," he said. He stood there like a sentinel, waiting. After a couple of beats of Judith's solemn silence, he nodded. "Alright then. Let's just go talk to your Mother about-"

"No!" she yelled, grabbing his hand. "Daddy, please. Don't tell Mommy. Please."

Rick squint, confused. "Why are all of my children more fearful of her than me?"

"We're not, she's just...she's just the disciplinarian, that's all. You're like, the goofy one or something."

Rick frowned. "Huh. We'll have to have a family meeting about that later...anyway. Tell me why you're running away."

"What? No. I...I just wanted to go on a run."

Rick's head cocked heavily sideways at that. "You _what_?"

Judith sighed, walking over to her bed, plopping down. Rick went and sat next to her, patiently waiting for her to explain.

"In school, we're supposed to write a paper on who we aspire to be. I want to be like mom, and...I _can't_ ," she said bitterly. "I'll _never_ be like her."

"Judith-"

" _No_. Look at me, Dad. I don't look like Mom at all. I can't make my hair like hers. I can't fight like her." She angrily wiped a tear away. "I just want to be hers," she whispered.

Rick shook his head. "Sweetheart. You already are. You always were. Always will be. You don't have to look like Mom to be hers. Hell, Uncle Daryl and Uncle Abraham call Lilah Ricky Jr. She doesn't look like Mommy." Rick gave a brief chuckle, adding, "She looks just like me."

"Is Michonne my birth mother?" Judith asked, eyes full of tears. "Is she?"

Rick stared at his little girl sadly, grasping her hand. "Of course she is. Where do you think you got those pretty, brown eyes from?"

Judith smiled.

* * *

"She wanted to go get glue?" Michonne asked, incredulous. Rick, Carl and Michonne were on the front porch, speaking in hushed tones.

"She said Spencer told her about a friend he went to high school with who once used glue to dread his hair. She wanted to go out and get glue and a sword, Michonne. And..." Rick sighed, looking at his wife and oldest son carefully. "I know we always said we'd tell her about Lori when the time came. And the time came today when she asked me if she was yours," he said, looking at Michonne. "I told her she was."

"What?" Carl asked, jerking his head to his father. "Dad-"

"Carl, she was in crisis. _Is_ in crisis. She was going to put her life in danger just so she could get...meaningless things to feel more part of the family. And for all intents and purposes, Michonne is her mother," he said fiercely, staring at his son. He turned to look at Michonne. "She wants to be just like you. _Look_ like you. Told her she had your eyes, but..." Rick sighed, looking off into the distance. He knew whose eyes Judith really had. "Anyway, she needs us now more than ever."

Carl crossed his arms in defiance, looking away. "So we're just never gonna tell her?" he asked. "Cause I'm not on board with that plan."

"Not now, Carl. I'm...I don't know what she'll do."

Michonne looked at both of them, then broke the silence with her vote.

"I'll tell her. It'd be better, coming from me."

Carl looked at her in admiration while Rick looked a bit crestfallen. "Michonne-"

"Rick...you're right. She is my daughter. But I owe her the truth."

Rick stared at her, as he was so prone to do. After a beat of quiet communication with only their eyes, Rick finally nodded his assent.

"Okay," he said, looking between Michonne and Carl. "She'll tell her."

* * *

Judith sat on the porch swing, trying to sketch the scenery. She lifted her head at the sound of the front door opening. It was her mom.

"Hey Miss J. Why don't you come take a walk with your mama," Michonne stated more than asked.

"Just you and me?"

Michonne smiled. "Yeah. Just us."

They took a quiet stroll through the neighborhood, stopping at the lake.

"Judith...there are some things I want to talk to you about." Michonne pulled a leaf off of a long hanging branch of a tree, rubbing the waxy, green surface between her thumb and forefinger. "When I first met your Dad and Carl...there was something broken inside of me. I had lost so much, including myself. I was a shell. But they helped me heal a little. Well, a lot," she amended with a chuckle. "But...I met you and you changed _everything_."

Judith looked at her, startled. "'Met me'? You mean..."

Michonne grasped Judith's shoulders tightly, staring straight into her eyes. "It's true my love-I didn't give birth to you. Your birth mother, Lori, your dad's first wife...she died in childbirth. I didn't have you, Judith, but the first time I held you..." Michonne paused, closing her eyes to the memory of that pain, that instantaneous love, and irrevocable bond. She opened her eyes, seeing tears on Judith's face that mirrored her own. "You breathed life into me. It's the only way to explain it. I held you, and you felt part of me. You _are_ part of me. I wouldn't let you go, and I never will. You are mine, and I am yours. Do you understand?"

Judith sniffed, flinging herself into Michonne's arms. "Yes, Mom. I do. I do."

Michonne held her close, resting her head on Judith's, just like she did that first time. "I love you, Judy. With all of my heart."

* * *

 _ **END NOTES:**_

 _ **1\. The song referenced is "Benny and the Jets" by Elton John. I just know Michonne would love it.**_

 _ **2\. The album, "Mama's Gun," is by Erykah Badu. I have a feeling she'd love that, too.**_  
 _ **3\. Michonne has no official last name, so, after thinking long and hard, I thought it could be Logan. In my head she would give her son that name, so that he would carry both her name, as well as his father's.**_  
 _ **4\. I would adore Richonne having a little girl, and in spite of her given name, she being called Ricky Jr. by like, Abraham and Daryl. Cause that makes sense in my head.**_  
 _ **5\. This ship has sunk my RL.**_  
 _ **6\. I wrote this all today.**_  
 _ **7\. Please check out The Living Richonne on Facebook. I put a lot of hours and love into it :)**_


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